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lay liberalism: a standalone construct

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layliberalism1 CONSTRUCTLay liberalismHOGE · SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION

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Sociology of religion

the outlook, found among mainline Protestant baby boomers, that values Christian morality but rejects claims that Christianity is the only way.

In sociology of religion, lay liberalism refers to the outlook, found among mainline Protestant baby boomers, that values Christian morality but rejects claims that Christianity is the only way. This meaning comes from Hoge (1994) in Vanishing boundaries.[1]

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  1. Hoge, D. R. (1994). Vanishing boundaries. Westminster/John Knox Press. ISBN 9780664254926

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